A Framework for Rapid Development of RFID Applications

Kim, Youngbong; Moon, Mikyeong; Yeom, Keunhyuk

doi:10.1007/11751632_24

Cited by 11 publications

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“…These alternatives are not mutually exclusive but should be seen as different tradeoffs between levels of functionality and performance guarantees [56,66]. In practice, the event manager may consist of one or more distinct physical devices and logical service end-points with the responsibility for specific tasks shared between them.…”

Section: The Rfid Event Managermentioning

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rfid in pervasive computing: State-of-the-art and outlook

Roussos

Kostakos

2009

Pervasive and Mobile Computing

100

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rfid has already found its way into a variety of large scale applications and arguably it is already one of the most successful technologies in the history of computing. Beyond doubt, rfid is an effective automatic identification technology for a variety of objects including natural, manufactured and handmade artifacts; humans and other species; locations; and increasingly media content and mobile services. In this survey we consider developments towards establishing rfid as the cost-effective technical solution for the development of open, shared, universal pervasive computing infrastructures and look ahead to its future. In particular, we discuss the ingredients of current large scale applications; the role of network services to provide complete systems; privacy and security implications; and how rfid is helping prototype emerging pervasive computing applications. We conclude by identifying common trends in the new applications of rfid and ask questions related to sustainable universal deployment of this technology.

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Section: The Rfid Event Managermentioning

confidence: 99%

“…However, when it comes to developing specific applications the primitives provided by rfid middleware can be too low-level and thus do not facilitate relatively rapid development [66]. As a result, alternative higher-level approaches are necessary to capture application requirements in more effective ways.…”

Section: Application-level Programming Modelsmentioning

confidence: 99%

rfid in pervasive computing: State-of-the-art and outlook

Roussos

Kostakos

2009

Pervasive and Mobile Computing

100

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“…For example, [18,7,5,15] provide a framework to associate higher level meaning with events generated by RFID readers and to aggregate them into complex business-level events. These last approaches add abstraction, but do not go beyond a single technology (RFID) and only concentrate on providing "smart" events to the user.…”

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Towards a Model-driven Approach to Develop Applications based on Physical Active Objects

Baresi

Beretta

Fraccapani

et al. 2006

2006 13th Asia Pacific Software Engineering Conference (APSEC'06)

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The increasing diffusion of ubiquitous communication infrastructures and physical active objects -like sensors and smart tags-is motivating the integration of these devices into advanced distributed systems. The novelty of these technologies has imposed a "code and fix" approach; only a few methodologies have been developed to address the integration of heterogeneous technologies to provide the user with sophisticated and flexible abstractions of real world objects.To this end, the paper proposes the first results of a model-driven approach for the development of applications based on heterogeneous physical active objects. We propose a metamodel and a framework for automatic code generation based on Jini. The approach is exemplified on a simple case study in the domain of advanced logistics.

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“…In the paper of [6], the author discussed the design of RFID middleware system based on CEP with manufacturing scenarios. A RFID middleware framework for processing logistics information with contextual event assistant was proposed in [7]. The authors in [8] applied CEP technology to enterprise information systems, and demonstrated how the event processing engine works and interacts with other existing information systems, including ERP, SCM and CRM.…”

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A Framework of RFID-Based Complex Event Processing System for Assembly Manufacturing

Mao

Tan

2015

AMM

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Owing to the dynamic and competitive business environment, manufacturing companies take real-time monitoring and rapid decision making based on RFID applications, which brings huge volume of information and events generated in the defined manufacturing workflows. Complex Event Processing (CEP) is introduced to solve the problems mentioned above. CEP is applied to handle diverse and large amount of low-level multiple data and primitive events for the purpose of identifying meaningful event patterns. It is very important to integrate the CEP technology to the manufacturing workflows. In this paper, we provide a novel framework of RFID-based complex event processing system for assembly manufacturing applications like cars and high-speed trains. It bridges the hardware in workshops and enterprise applications. The Complex Event Management System (CEMS), which is the kernel of the framework, can filter the irrelevant events and work with uncertain data. Furthermore, a concrete example is used to describe the framework and validate the feasibility in assembly monitoring of the car manufacturing.

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A Framework for Rapid Development of RFID Applications

Cited by 11 publications

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rfid in pervasive computing: State-of-the-art and outlook

rfid in pervasive computing: State-of-the-art and outlook

Towards a Model-driven Approach to Develop Applications based on Physical Active Objects

A Framework of RFID-Based Complex Event Processing System for Assembly Manufacturing

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